What an atrocious anti-climax. I think the writers needed to come up with an ending so re-used an old script from Scooby-Doo. The Police, who seem to have all been on collective annual leave up till now suddenly show up everywhere all at once and send an armed response unit based on the most vague of tipoffs. "I think there's something in a green bag). The forensic team must have had the day off when they discovered the bag too.
In addition new information is dropped into the story line with absolutely no context what so ever and there hadn't been an unconvincing kidnapping or some random violence for a couple of episodes so they threw those in while the police must have still been on annual leave.
The suppliers have no protection or security what so ever. They must be new to the career, perhaps they on the crime graduate scheme.
There's also the double, triple, quadruple crossing that they think adds depth to the story. (Spoiler - even if you can keep track of it, it doesn't). This is yet another Netflix series that ran out of ideas before it ran out of budget. The visuals are nice with the city in the background but the story has run it's course by now.
In addition new information is dropped into the story line with absolutely no context what so ever and there hadn't been an unconvincing kidnapping or some random violence for a couple of episodes so they threw those in while the police must have still been on annual leave.
The suppliers have no protection or security what so ever. They must be new to the career, perhaps they on the crime graduate scheme.
There's also the double, triple, quadruple crossing that they think adds depth to the story. (Spoiler - even if you can keep track of it, it doesn't). This is yet another Netflix series that ran out of ideas before it ran out of budget. The visuals are nice with the city in the background but the story has run it's course by now.